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I've never had any real exposure to any of Woody Allen's films. Thus, I was pleasantly surprised to watch Annie Hall a few weeks ago. It was a tad slow, but still very original, and thought provoking – so, overall a pretty darn good film. Given how old this film is, I couldn't help but think how many other actors and comedians have been inspired by his work. 9637

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Putting this on my reading list, partially because it was wirtten by a Kallenberg, but also because it actually looks sort of interesting. 9541

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I read Nudge because Daniel Kahneman talked about it in his book "Thinking, Fast and Slow," which was excellent. Nudge is good, although it is not nearly as dense (or rich) as Kahneman's book. However, it is still thematically similar. Furthermore, Nudge focuses more on the practical application of many psychological theories (including those pioneered by Kahneman) and less on the and inter-workings of the theories themselves. Where Kahneman is painstakingly conveying the results of many decades of scientific study with an admirable stoic neutrality, Nudge has much more of a political agenda, admittedly and blatantly advocating society and government's adoption and use of "libertarian paternalism." That being said, Nudge makes a great case for the ideas it presents, and can be admired for firmly planting the "libertarian paternalism" flag in the ground. It is also interesting to note that Cass Sunstein (one of Nudge's two authors) worked in the Obama administration as the Administrator of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, presumably attempting to implement policies that would "nudge" Americans on a large scale while he was there. 8801

Distilled overview of stoicism as it relates to today. 8733

It is fascinating how applicable Seneca's ideas are in the modern world. His essays and letters contain much truly inspirational and practical advice. Furthermore, knowing that he was not just a thinker, but both lived and died by his own philosophy gives the reader a healthy does of authenticity that is often lacking in modern works. 8633

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